Would you buy a Ruger top-break 22lr revolver

I would if it proves to be reliable and wasn't priced out of this world.

In my youth (a very long time ago), two 22 revolvers stand out---my friend's Colt Officers Model Match (a very well-worn gun with lots of rounds downrange and also used on their dairy farm) and another friend's H&R 999 top-break---9 rounds on board---trigger not so great... These were the guns I grew-up shooting... By the time I could legally purchase handguns---my first choice was a Ruger standard semi-auto with a six inch barrel---shot LOTS of bricks of Remington 22 "Golden" bullets ($5 a brick of 500)...
As for buying a Ruger made top-break, probably not---not because it wouldn't be a good gun, but because I'm not buying anymore guns at my age...

Yes!!
I keep eyeballing the North American Arms Ranger

I have an H&R 926 that looks just like the one at #2 post. Got it for a song back in 2019 at a gun show for $300.

I'd think about it.
Since "top-break .22 revolver" covers a lot of ground, I'd want to see what they came up with first. But yes, I'd sure want to know what they had.

Nope, the Ruger semi-auto 22 pistol does everything I need/want a 22 handgun to do but thanks for asking.

You're welcome.

Well NAA makes the Ranger, I've got an old H&R 32 S&W break top. Seen better days and ammo is hard to get and expensive. Would I be interested in a new model offered by Ruger. I dunno? Would be interesting, seems a little bit of a niche item, would have to prove to be reliable. In .22lr there are so many options with NAA mini's, through single and double action, and semi auto. For a .22lr offering anything less than 8 rounds I would not be interested. Anything as big in size and weight to a GP 100 I would not be interested.

I'd absolutely buy one if they'd make one...But they never will. So, the question is moot IMO.